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Ernesto Falcon on Internet for All, Alexander Kaufman on Future-Proofed Housing Codes
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We’ll hear about the Accessible, Affordable Internet for All Act (AAIA) from Ernesto Falcon, senior legislative counsel at Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Many cities think so, and they were working on building codes to reflect that—until industry groups, including home builders and the American Gas Association, said not so fast.
We’ll get this very important but still under the radar story from Alexander Kaufman, who’s been on it.
He covers climate change, energy and environmental policy as a senior reporter at HuffPost.
Transcript: ‘City Officials Improved the Climate-Readiness of the Code; Industry Groups Pushed Back’Plus Janine Jackson takes a quick look at press coverage of the Atlanta hate-crime shootings.
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